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Domestic violence/abuse after fraudulently trying to frame Depp as the abuser.

Under normal circumstances (ie. her not being rich and famous), she would be imprisoned already, let alone planning future film appearances.

@infantfinite128: You listed the winner and nominees of 2012, while TDKR was released in August, 6 months after the 84th ceremony. Hardy's competition would had been from the following year, where Waltz won for Django.

I could see him earning a nomination over De Niro or Arkin that year.

Blade. Just more fun to watch, and without the pretense that it's more than what it is.

Some are on par with him, a few are above him. Pitt is quite underrated, I don't agree with actors like Kurt Russell or Goldblum being as good as he is or close to it.

And not a single person mentioned Jeff Bridges?

Logan. Not too difficult, either. She can't see him.

@magian: You can't even type the word, let alone implement it.

I left you a wall post you'd appreciate, but apparently it is not visible, either.

Abrams is just a producer in Westworld, he's not the showrunner or writer. Jonathan Nolan (Christopher's brother) is co-creator. Abrams himself hasn't written a single episode of the show.

@magian: It's an epilogue, so if you want a farewell in a quiet setting from most of the important players that appeared in Babylonia then this is it.

I actually had a conversation recently about how improved Apocrypha would had been if Sieg, Astolfo and Jeanne were not present. :P I'd say Septem is the worst, followed by Orleans. Okeanos is a slight improvement and London is even better, even though the latter appealed to my preferences (mystery, victorian era setting, some of my favorite Servants). It is an oddity, to be sure, but it was still the right call for me.

Not sure how important his part is supposed to be, but he is often cited as a highlight. Ozy is meant to literally be the pharaoh that opposed Moses in Fate lore. Ah, I take it you do not know of his abilities, so I won't spoil much on that end.

No, I haven't seen anything.

They already fought in Madripoor, X stomped him. That's the same tournament where Tony soundly defeated Shen Kuei, so he wasn't jobbing, either.

@magian: They are done with Babylonia already, you didn't get the memo? :P

They can't really adapt previous parts except for America. There is no little substance or importance to it in order to invest time, money and effort. The Solomon adaptation is a necessity, especially given the foreshadowing and references to him throughout the Babylonia anime and that it wraps up Part 1 of the story neatly. They can move forward to future stories once they conclude this one, without Solomon it would appear as if they are all over the place.

Also excited for Ozymandias in Camelot.